Felt like I was in Beauty and The Beast and Belle was going to come riding along in her bike with baguettes in her basket. This place.is well worth a visit So so so beautiful and so much to see. Houses are beautiful Windy paths to walk along Sun was shining which really helped bring Petite France Alive Loved loved loved

This district is a unique historical experience that everyone shall visit and feel the romance, nostalgic times. The canal, the buildings, the restaurants are all giving you the feeling of the 16th century. Walking through the pathways and seeing all sculpture takes you back to those days definitely. I recommend to all who are traveling and looking for some sights from 16th century.

A pretty historic area with cobblestone roads and canals. In December the area was decorated for Christmas. It can get very crowded with tourists, if you want to capture some good photos I recommend trying to visit at off times. Be sure to look out for the little bridges...picture perfect views!

The day was cool with light drizzle. Beautiful sky with patches of clouds complimented this cute little place. Walking and exploring this unique city was one of the highlights of my birthday. The architecture of each building I saw was so relaxing. It was worth to travel here.

What a beautiful and interesting place. A massive old town with plenty of water - incredibly scenic. My photographer daughter absolutely loved it (and so did the rest of us. History, a grand cathedral, shopping, architecture, nature, great restaurants-this place has it all in abundance! I definitely plan to visit again. One day was not enough!

La Petite France is a neighborhood full of beautiful half timbered buildings lining picturesque canals. It's incredibly beautiful and, as such, draws a lot of tourist. Simply meander down the narrow streets, walk along the canals and appreciate the beauty of a bygone era. The photo opportunities are endless!

Our walking tour with Marine was an excellent site seeing and food/wine tasting day trip. We sampled various local foods such as kugelhopf and flammenkuchen (savory and sweet). We drank local beer and then also had a sommelier present different wines from the Alsace region. We stopped at a couple confectionery stores as well as cheese, Munster and another type. All in all a great way to experience center city Strasbourg. Marine speaks fluent English as well as French.

The area feels so old European and historic. Every turn provides a new view especially along the water. We arrived on. Sunday evening and things were closing or closed. Had to settle for the pub menu at our hotel. It was good but the area doesn’t seem to do European, start dinner at 7, like we’d come to expect. Otherwise, a great area